Miss Fugate and Miss Anita Ricci Entertain for Miss Josephine Fugate
Miss Anita Ricci and Miss Marie Brown hosted a guided mock wedding celebration at Miss Brown’s home in honor of Miss Josephine Fugate whose upcoming marriage to Hervey 8. Faris is set for June 5. A social gathering featured guests and wedding humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Ricci
Marie Brown
Miss Brown
Josephine Fugate
Hervey
Faris
Jjme
Harold Mattgon Rs
Sam Carr
Jassamme Ugate
Ruthy Rice
Atah W ‘Eidman
Khithleen Doerile
Pauline Brown
Dorothy Moehring
Marian
Florence Couple to Wed Next Tuesday in Florence
Miss Fva May Freland of Florence Kansas will marry Giles Warvey Lamb Jr. of Lawrence next Tuesday in Florence. Freland recently graduated from the University and has taught in Parker, while Lamb is an assistant county engineer in Douglas County and a Sigma Phi Epsilon member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Florence
Fva May Freland
Kan
Giles
Warvey Lamb, Jr
Lafwrence
iMiss Treland Twas
Parker
Xan
Alpha Micron Pi F
Phi Beta Kappa
Lamb
Douglas County
School of Engineering
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Miss Leah Edgar to Lead Christian School in China
Lawrence native Miss Leah Blanche Edgar of Colorado Springs College will graduate with honors in Biblical literature. She departs August 1 to sail for China where she will head a Christian boys school. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Edgar of 531 Louisiana Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Blanche Edgar
Lawrence
Colorado Springs College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edgar
China
Miss Edgar
L. B. Edgar
Louisiana Street
Local social notes from town gatherings and clubs
Mrs Anson Storm hosted a card party at 836 Misour i street with four tables. Prizes went to Mrs Max Wilhelmi and Miss Gertrude Gilmore, with Mrs Berry receiving a guest prize. Mrs Berry plans visits to Waterville and Kansas City before heading to Los Angeles. Midland Rural club held a picnic at Mrs A A Hicks home with songs by Mrs Mary Hurwitz who recently moved from Russia. The club meets June 7 at Mrs Charles Jones for roll call and current events. Birthday party for Vivian Lefford attended by multiple young guests. Mrs Tracey Penn helped. Picnic at Mrs Charles Foster's for Martha Jane's tenth birthday included many children. Miss Ferne Bauersfeld of Coffeyville, KS, state BPW president, will attend a supper meeting Monday at Wiedemann's. Kappa fraternity initiated Joh Foley and Gerald Foley among others. Alice Byrd to host Rehi club dinner in June. Mr and Mrs Harry Davis hosted dinner guests before western trip. Class of 93 reunion dinner planned at Dr Alberta Corbin's home. O Es met at Mrs T Griesa's with guests including Mrs C I Reed and Mrs Grace Neely.
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Anson Storm
Misouri Street
Muriel Culp Berry
Max Wilhelmi
Gertrude Gilmore
Berry
Berry Jett
Waterville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Midland Rural Club
A. A. Hicks
Mary Hurwitz
Russia
Mrev W. W. Burnett
Doris
Frederick
Winfield
Arkansas City
J. S. Wright
Sheldon
Pleasanton
J. R. Holmes
J. L. Constant
Edwin and
Farle
Oklahoma City
M. J. Wells
Cal
Aileen Thomas
G. CC. Lymann
Frances Lyman
Wichita
Lawrence
Dick Wagstaff
Lecompton
S. W. Atkinson
Hartford
Mrs. Lisle Eby
Mississip
Pi Street
Ladies Aid Meeting Ends For Summer. Guests Dine
Mrs. Charles Gould and Mrs. C O Stoland assisted hostesses for a July afternoon meeting and initiation for Miss Iva Belle Harper. A Memorial Hospital linen shower featured the event. Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. S S K Heflin and Mrs. A W Lamb hosted forty friends in Holloway Hall with a musical program. The gathering was the last until fall. The guest of honor was Mrs. Early Ruby of Bartlesville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
SS. K. Heflin
A. W. Lamb
Holloway Hall
Open House for Alumni at Engineering School
Dean and Mrs. P F Walker hosted an open house this afternoon from 3 30 to 6 o'clock to welcome alumni of the school of engineering. The event offered a chance to tour a newly built house and discuss university programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Walker
School of Engineering
Personalities and Visitors Highlight Lawrence Week
Local residents and guests gather for visits and commencements. W. W. Burnett family returns from Winfield and Arkansas City while J. S. Wright hosts Shel don in Pleasanton. Several out of town guests arrive for commencements and meetings including families from Oklahoma City Wilson and Drexel Missouri.
Haskell Indians concert draws crowd in South Park
Heard in Lawrence reports the Theiband concert by the Haskell Indians in South Park drew a large audience and was enjoyed. The river falls back toward normal after recent rains. A Lefton literacy session will be held Monday night at the high school manual training building with the Legion school running all summer to aid those needing basic reading and writing skills.
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Theiband
Haskell
South Park
American Lefton’s
Manual Training
The
Legion School
Safer Farming Special to Tour Kansas Wheat Belt
A Santa Fe demonstration train with Kansas Agricultural College staff will tour forty-six towns from Wellington to Florence over ten days starting June 2. The program features four fifteen minute talks on wheat seed crops livestock dairying and poultry with visitors allowed on board for livestock and exhibit viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kans
Kansas Agricultural College
Toda
Wellington
Wheat Belt
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Topeka
G. F.jarrell
Agricultural Development Department
Santa Fe Railroad
State Agricultural College
Santa Fe
Kansas Wheat Belt
Florence
The
Agricultural College
Rob Overbrook Folks Robbed in Overbrook Home
Two masked thieves entered the W. D. Miller residence in Overbrook shortly after 2 AM binding the couple and stealing four diamond rings and a Masonic watch charm. One ring held a two carat stone and another a carat and a half. The burglars fled. insurance covered the jewelry. Miller freed himself around 5 AM and summoned aid. The attackers were large and wore handkerchiefs over their faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Miller
Overbrook
Deaths and Funerals Allen Permain Miller
Allen Permain Miller born July 17 1846 in Marion county Indiana died May 1928 at Simmons hospital. Buried at Oak Hill cemetery after funeral yesterday. He lived in Zanesville Indiana early life married Sarah Campbell at age 23. Moved to Kansas then lived in this vicinity. Survived by son Charles C Miller one grandson and sister Mrs John Lawson of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Permain Miller
Oak Hill
Marion County
Indiana
Simmons
Zanesville
Sarah. J. Campbell
Kansas
Charles. C. Miller
John Lawson
Lawrence
CAPS AND GOWNS DISTRIBUTION AT ROBINSON GYM
University seniors receive their caps and gowns on the second floor of Robinson gymnasium. Many failed to check out, but may do so tomorrow morning between 10 and 11 o clock. Gowns may be checked back after the commencement exercises Monday or anytime Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universityy
Robinson Gymnasium
Death of Howard Brune Reported From San Diego
Mrs. Howard Brune received a telegram from her husband George Brune in San Diego stating their son Howard Brune died at a San Diego hospital. George Brune had gone to visit last week. at arrival the son was well but soon required hospital care. No funeral arrangements or particulars are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brune
George C. Brune
San Diego
Cal
George Brune
Sale of Iowa Bonus Bonds Opens, Bidding Stalls
The sale of the $22,000,000 Iowa Soldier bonus bond issue began at 11 o clock but halted before noon as State Treasurer Burbank and representatives of the three leading bidding syndicates adjourned to an ante room to seek common bidding ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Associated 'S Press
Burbank
Varied 1915-16 Silent Film Week At Local Theatres
The Varsity Theatre screens Dorothy Dalton in Fog Bound with Palm Beach exteriors and a notable raid scene. Over the Hills plays at Bowersock Monday and Tuesday, while Orphans of the Storm and other features headline midweek runs. Mary Carr’s The Custard Cup and Viola Dana’s Crinoline and Romance follow Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dalton
Dorothy and
Lillian’ Gish
D. W. Griffith
Mary Carr
Varsity
Shirley Mason
Viola Dana
Paramount
Varsity Theatre
Palm Beach
Florida
Willat
David Powell
Miss Dalton
Maurice Costello
Martha Mansfield
Bowersock
Boston Herald
Gish
Lillian
Henriette
Dorothy
Louise
Griffith
Paris
Summer children’s dance classes open in June
Myrtle M. Bair announces a summer term for children’s dancing and expression. Classes run starting Tuesday June 5 for ages four to twelve, with a few spaces left. Enrollment should be completed by June 4. For particulars call 623.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle M. Bair
Rankin's Drug Store Sunday Ice Cream Sale
Sunday afternoon dessert option featuring ice cream by the pint or quart at Rankin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin’s Drug Store
Orphans of the Storm at Varsity and Bowersock
United Artists release Orphans of the Storm will be shown at the Varsity Wednesday and Thursday and at the Bowersock Wednesday only. The article notes the film features costly sets and surpasses Griffith’s Intolerance in grandeur.
Alumni Board Met at Fraser Hall Office
The University alumni board met in Fraser Hall yesterday evening and chose to pay annual dues to the American Association of University Women. Members present included Lizzie Williams-Smith W D Ross J W Murray Elizabeth Stonewalker Effie Loader Irving Hill James H Sawtell and Alfred G Hill. Officers were to be elected this afternoon and W D Ross reported on the mill tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Fraser Hall
Lizzie Williams-Smith
W. D. Ross
J. W. Murray
Elizabeth Stonewalker
Effie’ Loader
Irving Hill
James H. Sawtell
Alfred G. Hill
American Association of University Women
Alumni Association
American Association of Women
Clara Phillips Enters San Quentin as Prisoner No 37944
Mrs. Clara Phillips arrived at San Quentin at noon today and officially became prisoner No. 37944. She showed poise and gave a farewell hug to her sister Mrs. Nita Mae Jackson without visible emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
San Quentin
Clara Phillips
San Quentin Prison
Nita Mae Jackson
Twenty Five Years Ago Yesterday in Lawrence
Lawrence Journal item recounts a North Lawrence wedding as Miss Rollena McGillal wed Charles E. Kearney of Kansas City with Rev. Cordley officiating. It notes officers elected for a new Lawrence military company and mentions local visits, fines, and forthcoming sales alongside various arrivals and license grants.
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Lawrence
North Lawrence
Rollena McGillal
Charles E. Kearney
Kansas City
Saunders Orchestra
Richard. Cordley
Bertha ‘Poehler
Minneapolis
Dana Templin
H. 5. Hall
D. Crawford
Glaser Bros
J. B. Shearer
Geo. Reineke
St. Louis
Ralph EB. Knox
Minnie J. Games
Baldwin
Lawrence Military Company
D. A. McClure
Hugh Means
J. W. Caldwell
C. W. Smith
Daugh
Southern Pacific raises pay for 13,000 shop craft workers
San Francisco June 2 The company announced a five cent an hour wage increase for 13,000 shop craft employees, totaling about $750,000 more per year, as well as a two cent rise for all helpers, disclosed by J. H. Dyer, the railroad's general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
J. H. Dyer
Grace Family Stop at Norwood on Homeward California Trip
Mr and Mrs Grace of East Troy Wisconsin are visiting Norwood for several days on their journey home from California where they spent the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Grace
East Troy
Wisconsin
Norwood
California
Allen Tanner Spotted in Lawrence En Route to Chicago
Allen Tanner, formerly a Haskell student, was seen in Lawrence today en route to Chicago. He is with the Burroughs Adding Machine Company and recently transferred from Tulsa to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Tanner
Haskell
Lawrence
Chicago
Tanner
Burroughs Adding Machine ‘Company
Tulsa
Chica‘go
Reserve Increase Shown in New York Banks
The weekly clearing house banks and trust companies show an excess reserve of 28061740 dollars, an increase of 17995840 dollars. Data published for the period ending June 2 highlights stronger liquidity in New York financial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Complexion insurance face creams and powders ad
An old classified style notice promotes complexion products including face creams lotions and powders. It highlights beauty items and cosmetic preparations for personal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin's Drug Store
Wanted 1000 Women to Read Green Bros. Ad
Classified note on the back page calls for a group of 1000 women to read the Green Brothers advertisement. It provides minimal context and no additional details about location or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bros. Ady
Warning to Trespassers at Lake View Club Grounds
Trespassing is strictly forbidden on the grounds of the Lake View Hunting and Fishing Club. A deputy sheriff is in charge and violators will be prosecuted. Frank Sturgis, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View Hunting and
Frank Sturgis
Rankin's Drug Store Serves Fresh Ameade Satisfaction
A crisp belief grows that Rankin's Drug Store offers the most satisfying ameade, refreshing customers with its bright, lively flavor and inviting counter service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin’s Drug Store
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William S. Lefford
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Ruth McCain
Hilma Powell
Evelyn Lott
Evelyn Stewart
Elsie Olson
Dorothea Jennings
Cleo Elder
Marion Powers
Fern Lefferd
Tracey Penn
Lefferd
Charles Foster
Tohganoxie Road
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Mary
Elizabeth Edie
Mary Jane Dale
Geneva Owen
Lorraine Lawrence
Ruth Scott
Lucile Dahlene
Doris Dixon
Margaret Jane
Winsler
Dorothy Perkins
Ferne Bauersfeld
Coffeyville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wiedemann’s
Carl Kelley
Alice Byrd
Rehi
Kelley
Harry Davis
John Magee
Alberta Corbin
Ohio Street
E. O
Rob Overbrook
Mrs. W. D. Miller
Sifts Science
Muriel
A. Clark
Bowersock Theatre
City Drug Store
Willam Fox Production
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Oak Va Amin
Mae En
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Supreme Court
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Welch
Wolf’s Book Store
Massa
Birney
Kansas Electric Power Co
Bowerlock Theatre
Ben Turpin
Treasures of Wilderness
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Ead
Chicago Daily News
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Kimball
An Allen Holubar
Colleen Moore
Claire Windsor Malcolm McGregor
Ernest Torrence
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